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Bosque Arts Center News & Events SEPTEMBER 2 0 1 9 Highlights [ ] Newsletter for the Performing & Visual Arts in Central Texas Get November 2 on your calendar. Join us and cheer on the Troubadour contestants! Remember the audience chooses the People’s Choice award. You definitely will want to be a part of this! Aſter the contest our celebrity judge Miss Jean- nie Seely, known as “Miss Jeannie Seely Headlines Texas Troubadour Country Soul,” will perform for us. Some of her past hits include “Don’t Touch Me” and “Can I Sleep in Your Arms.” Miss Seely is a long-time Grand Ole Opry performer and has made frequent appearences on Country Family Reunion on RFD-TV. She currently hosts her own show on Sirius XM. Tickets go on sale in September. e sale for sponsor seats will run Tuesday, September 3, until Wednesday, September 11. e BAC member pre-sale begins Monday, September 16, and ticket sales open online and to the public on Monday, September 23. -LP T exas T roubadour Songwriter Classic Bosque Arts Center Judging & Performing Jeannie Seely with Tickets on Sale in September Bosque Art Classic e 34 th Annual Bosque Art Classic will open with a special preview awards ceremony and dinner on September 14, 2019. e exhibit and sale, known for its variety of outstanding artwork, this year boasts over 230 original pieces from 136 artists. Past Jones Award winners Ma Atkinson, Her- man Walker, and Kathy Tate are joined by other popular show veterans Susan Temple Neumann, Jean Olliver, and Pokey Park. In just his sopho- more year in the show, Brian Bateman will have four pieces on exhibit. Newcomers in the show 34 th Annual this year include Cheryl Harley-Volz and renowned wildlife artist Ezra Tucker, who had pieces in last spring’s Online Fine Art Auction. Area artists in the show include Lloyd Voges, Samuel Shelton, and Ann Paon. Reg Narmour, June Dudley, and Vickie Guthrie are some of the other BAC members accepted in the show. All pieces in the show may be viewed in the online gallery at BosqueArtsCenter.org. e Classic is also expanding its web presence this year by opening the sale up to online purchases aſter opening weekend. Collectors will now have the option to aend and purchase opening night (with a 10% discount) or to purchase pieces online beginning Monday, September 16. More details will be available on the BAC website. Tickets to opening night are $50 and must be purchased in advance, available online, by phone (254-675-3724), or at the BAC. e show will remain on display free to the public September 15-28: Sun. (9/15) 11a-2p; M-F, 10a-5p; Sat. (9/21& 28) 10a-4p. Oreland C. Joe Sr. served as judge this year. e first Native American to be in- vited into the Cowboy Art- ists of America, Joe is rec- ognized as a master of stone and bronze. Please join us for a reception celebrating the grand opening of our new gallery on October 3! e Atrium Gallery, located on the atrium level of the Bosque Arts Center, will showcase our many local artists with a new artist featured monthly. We are pleased and honored that local watercolor artist and long-time BAC member Mrs. Bey Graham to Christen the Atrium Gallery Graham will grace the gallery with her lovely work for our grand opening. We hope that you can drop by to have a look at the new gallery, visit with friends, and enjoy refreshments. -DP/JB October 3, 2019 | 5:30 - 7:00PM [All My Ex’s by Cheryl Harley-Volz] [Bear Hunter by Brian Bateman] Bosque Arts Center Office Staff Managing Director Jane Scott Program Director Deb Phinney Design/Layout, Highlights Debra Evans Facilities Manager Steve Schmidt Receptionists Martha Erickson Ruth Jameson Event Supervisor Elizabeth Seely Bosque Arts Center 254-675-3724 Fax: 254-675-2922 offi[email protected] www.bosqueartscenter.org facebook.com/BosqueArtsCenter twitter: @BosqueArtsCtr Bosque Arts Center Board of Directors OFFICERS President Betty Murdoch President-Elect Karen Hughes Treasurer Dick Frazier Secretary Anne West DIRECTORS Joanne Blossom Marsha Brown Leanne Donner Sally Douglas Kathy Harr Rowland Jackson Terry McDonald Neal McDowell Linda Pfeiffer Heather Willmann Bosque Art Classic On Display September 15-28 Sunday September 15 11 AM - 2 PM Monday - Friday September 16-20 & 23-27 10 AM - 5 PM Saturday September 21 & 28 10 AM - 4 PM Overnight accommodations for BAC events can be made at various hotels and B&B’s in Cliſton. Check our website for further information. [ Pomegranates and Daisies by Kathy Tate] [ Sunny Cat by Tatsiana Harbacheuskaya] [ e Old White Fence by Barron Postmus] [ Vantage Point by Jeff Rechin] PO Box 373 215 S. College Hill Cliſton, TX 76634 254 675 3724 Bosque Arts Center Hours of Operation Weekdays: 9-5 | Saturday: 10-5 Part of the Cliſton Cultural Arts District as designated by the

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Highlights [ ]Newsletter for the Performing & Visual Arts in Central Texas

Get November 2 on your calendar. Join us and cheer on the Troubadour contestants! Remember the audience chooses the People’s Choice award. You definitely will want to be a part of this! After the contest our celebrity judge Miss Jean-nie Seely, known as “Miss

Jeannie Seely Headlines

Texas Troubadour

Country Soul,” will perform for us. Some of her past hits include “Don’t Touch Me” and “Can I Sleep in Your Arms.” Miss Seely is a long-time Grand Ole Opry performer and has made frequent appearences on Country Family Reunion on RFD-TV. She currently hosts her own show on Sirius XM. Tickets go on sale in September. The sale for sponsor seats will run Tuesday, September 3, until Wednesday, September 11. The BAC member pre-sale begins Monday, September 16, and ticket sales open online and to the public on Monday, September 23. -LP

Texas Troubadour Songwriter Classic

Bosque Ar ts Center

Judging & Performing

JeannieSeely

with

Tickets on Salein September

Bosque Art Classic34th Annual

Art Show & Sale

The 34th Annual Bosque Art Classic will open with a special preview awards ceremony and dinner on September 14, 2019. The exhibit and sale, known for its variety of outstanding artwork, this year boasts over 230 original pieces from 136 artists. Past Jones Award winners Matt Atkinson, Her-man Walker, and Kathy Tate are joined by other popular show veterans Susan Temple Neumann, Jean Olliver, and Pokey Park. In just his sopho-more year in the show, Brian Bateman will have four pieces on exhibit. Newcomers in the show

34th Annual

this year include Cheryl Harley-Volz and renowned wildlife artist Ezra Tucker, who had pieces in last spring’s Online Fine Art Auction. Area artists in the show include Lloyd Voges, Samuel Shelton, and Ann Patton. Reg Narmour, June Dudley, and Vickie Guthrie are some of the other BAC members accepted in the show. All pieces in the show may be viewed in the online gallery at BosqueArtsCenter.org. The Classic is also expanding its web presence this year by opening the sale up to online purchases after opening weekend. Collectors will now have the option to attend and purchase opening night (with a 10% discount) or to purchase pieces online beginning Monday, September 16. More details will be available on the BAC website. Tickets to opening night are $50 and must be purchased in advance, available online, by phone (254-675-3724), or at the BAC. The show will remain on display free to the public September 15-28: Sun. (9/15) 11a-2p; M-F, 10a-5p; Sat. (9/21& 28) 10a-4p. Oreland C. Joe Sr. served as judge this year. The first Native American to be in-vited into the Cowboy Art-ists of America, Joe is rec-ognized as a master of stone and bronze.

Please join us for a reception celebrating the grand opening of our new gallery on October 3! The Atrium Gallery, located on the atrium level of the Bosque Arts Center, will showcase our many local artists with a new artist featured monthly. We are pleased and honored that local watercolor artist and long-time BAC member Mrs. Betty

Graham to Christen the Atrium Gallery

Graham will grace the gallery with her lovely work for our grand opening. We hope that you can drop by to have a look at the new gallery, visit with friends, and enjoy refreshments. -DP/JB

October 3, 2019 | 5:30 - 7:00PM[All My Ex’s by Cheryl Harley-Volz]

[Bear Hunter by Brian Bateman]

bosque Arts Center

Office StaffManaging Director

Jane ScottProgram Director

Deb PhinneyDesign/Layout, Highlights

Debra EvansFacilities Manager

Steve Schmidt Receptionists

Martha Erickson Ruth Jameson

Event SupervisorElizabeth Seely

Bosque Arts Center254-675-3724

Fax: [email protected]

facebook.com/BosqueArtsCentertwitter: @BosqueArtsCtr

bosque Arts Centerboard of Directors

OffiCerSPresident

Betty Murdoch President-ElectKaren Hughes

TreasurerDick FrazierSecretaryAnne West

DireCtOrSJoanne Blossom Marsha BrownLeanne DonnerSally Douglas Kathy Harr

Rowland JacksonTerry McDonaldNeal McDowellLinda Pfeiffer

Heather Willmann

Bosque Art Classic On Display September 15-28

SundaySeptember 1511 AM - 2 PM

Monday - Friday September 16-20 & 23-27

10 AM - 5 PMSaturday

September 21 & 2810 AM - 4 PM

Overnight accommodations for BAC events can be made at various hotels and B&B’s in Clifton. Check our website for further information.

[Pomegranates and Daisiesby Kathy Tate]

[Sunny Cat by Tatsiana Harbacheuskaya]

[The Old White Fenceby Barron Postmus]

[Vantage Point by Jeff Rechin]

PO Box 373215 S. College HillClifton, TX 76634

254 675 3724 Bosque Arts Center Hours of Operation

Weekdays: 9-5 | Saturday: 10-5

Part of the Clifton Cultural Arts District as designated by the

The Ken Jones interactive mur-der mystery production, Dead to the Last Drop, has been cast and rehearsals are underway at the Tin Building Theatre. Director Don Boysen has as-sembled a talented collection of seasoned veterans as well as high school students and new talent. Cast for the play include TBT stage veterans Bob Fuller as Dr. Bill Kildare, Lorana Rush as Ariel Ford,

and Kris Chandler as Robert Ludzeski, along with Kaitlyn Eary as Miranda De Vere, Mallory Knox as Clarise, and newcomer Kenny Bosher as Tully. The show will open and close with dinner performances on Oc-tober 5 and 12. A Sunday matinee is scheduled for Oct. 6, and an-other regular performance on Oct. 11. Follow the TBT Facebook page for the most current ticket information and show updates, visit us online at bosqueartscenter.org, or give us a call at 254-675-2278. -BD

Donations SEPTEMBER at the BACSept. 3 Art Club 10aSept. 3 Quilt Guild 6:30p

Sept. 10

Bosque Chorale Practice Resumes 7p

Sept. 13

Art Patrons/Artist Private Reception 6p

Sept. 14

Bosque Art ClassicOpening Ceremony 7p

Sept. 15 Art Classic Open to Public 11aSept. 16 Sew Bee Its 10aSept. 16 Garden Club 5pSept. 18 Culinary Club 11aSept. 25 Book Club 10a

Sept. 28Bosque Art Classic Closes

Artwork Pickup 4p

Sept. 29 Artwork Pickup 2p

Early OCTOBER EventsOct. 1 Art Club 10aOct. 1 Quilt Guild 6:30p

Oct. 3 Atrium Gallery Reception: Graham 5:30p

Oct. 5 TBT Fall Play Dinner Theatre 6:30pOct. 6 TBT Fall Play Matinee 2p

[Newsletter Contributors: JJ Frambes, Susan Stephens, Deb Phinney, Bryan Davis, Lillian Lemke-Jacoway, Reuben Jacoway, Kathy Harr, Donna Jarman, Karen Hughes, Linda Pfeiffer, Punky Penberthy, Sally Douglas, Judi Boston, Deb Tolman]

~General BAC~

Tablescapes

BCMA Director/Orchestra FundRobert & Ollie Evinger

Jerry & Marsha HillAubrey & Virginia Richards

Alvin & Annie ZuehlkeCraig Pollard & Yvette Thompson

Come rock around the Christmas tree with the Bosque Chorale as rehearsals resume Tuesday, September 10, at 7 p.m. for our upcoming concert, Jingle All the Way! The December 12 concert features upbeat Christmas standards like “Run, Rudolph, Run,” “Blue Christmas,” and a medley from the holiday film classic, White Christmas. The cost for the semester is $40 including mu-sic. Rehearsals run from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesdays in Frazier Perfor-mance Hall. New singers are always welcome! -SW

TRASHED!!! Let’s talk trash and recycling for Bosque County. The Heart of Texas Council of Governments (Solid Waste Dept.) is giving out more money in the form of grants just like the one that was written for the glass crusher/tumbler in Meridian. So let’s put our heads together and figure out another use for the money in the way of recycling. Bring your complaints/comments/criticisms/suggestions on Sept. 16 at 5:00 p.m. to the Bosque Arts Center and let’s brainstorm. -DT

Area Artists in the Bosque Art Classic

(1) Texas Cactus Floral #23 by Lloyd Voges; (2) Jim, in his best old hat by Ann Patton; (3) The Anecdotalist by Samuel Shelton

[Dry Creek, Where Next by Edgar Sotelo - Art Classic piece]

Steve & Kathy Harr

Weekly Events at the Arts CenterMon. Yoga Flow@12:10p; Karate@4:40p

Tues. Buti Yoga@12:10p; Chorale@7p

Wed. Yoga Flow@12:10p

Thurs. Buti Yoga@12:10p; Karate @ 4:40p Fri. Yoga Flow@12:10p

In Memory of R.W. Baker by Judith BakerArt Council

Dick & Jean OlliverGeorge & Vickie Guthrie

Troubadour AwardsScreen Door Inn

In MemoriamWe extend our condolences to the family of Julian Wilson with his passing in late July. Julian and his wife, Wanda, have been long-time BAC members, supporters of the Art Patrons, Art Club, and TBT. A Mason, Shriner, and

Rotarian, Julian was known for his civic-mindedness and continuous efforts to better his community in all the places he lived.

Bosque Book ClubSeptember SelectionThe Only Woman in the Room

by Marie BenedictThe BBC will meet Wednesday, Sep-tember 25, at 10 a.m. -JJF

Cheryle Chapman gave a wonderful watercolor work-shop to Art club members. Thank you, talented Cher-yle! In September, Betty Graham will give a quick and easy demonstration on landscapes. Bring basic watercolor supplies. Betty is a well-known, experienced, and popular teacher. -LLJ Contact Barbara Moore for questions and information. [email protected]

Art Club

Our July meeting was quite col-orful. Our speaker, Tina Dekle, provided a great deal of informa-

tion on the process of dyeing fabric. Then we cre-ated our own design and dyed the fabric. Inter-esting results! Our next program will be presented by Susan Hutyra, the “Quilt Bucket List”: What quilts are on your list? The next meeting is September 3 at 6:30 p.m. and all are invited to join us. -LP

Quilt Guild

Tin Building Theatre News

Garden Club

Culinary Club

Culinary Club will meet at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, September 18, at the BAC to go to TSTC for a Culinary School meal. -JW

[Last Picking Before the First Frost by Judi SimonAccepted oil in the Art Classic]

Art

Classic

Imagination Factory Needs....Broken, old, or mismatched jewelry—any kind—and wine corks for this year’s craft projects

ONLINE FINE ART AUCTION

MARCH 20-25, 2020RECEPTION WITH THE ARTISTS SATURDAY | MARCH 21 | 5:00-7:00 pm

•Save the Date•

SAVE THE DATEDavid Prescott Acrylic Workshop

Wednesday, November 20$85 per person

Presented by the Art Club

Save the Date!Halloween Costume Party

Saturday, October 26

Oct 26Oct 26

Music Camp2019

Bosque Kids on Broadway

[Powerful Presence by Deborah LaFogg Docherty]

[Remembering Momby Linda Wacaster]

[Music Camp Teachers: Beth Fry, Vicky Ketchum, Donna Stevens, & Kelsey Bryant]

[Performance at Lutheran Sunset]